A "high-risk" plan to use old machines to produce modern M795 artillery shells backfired, an Inspector General report found.
A scathing new Pentagon Inspector General report found problems at the plant delayed the Army's 100,000 round-per-month goal.
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Manufacturing woes hamper US 155-mm ammo production
Manufacturing problems are dashing the U.S. Army's plans to boost production of urgently needed 155-mm howitzer shells, a ...
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Unitree humanoid robot enters Europe days after Pentagon flags it as Chinese military tech
Unitree humanoid robot launches commercially in Europe on July 22, 2026, becoming the first Chinese-made humanoid to enter ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Marine carries a 155 mm shell during artillery training in 2024. A Texas factory built in 2024 to build 30,000 shells per month ...
A 2S22 Bohdana self-propelled howitzer seen in Ukraine's Kharkiv region on 10 February 2026. (Global Images Ukraine via Getty Images) Ukraine's Minister of Defence, Mykhailo Fedorov, has outlined ...
Mesquite Texas plant delivered nothing after 7 months as Scranton facility also struggles, leaving U.S. at 36,000 monthly vs Rheinmetall's 1.1M annual output alone U.S. revealed audit details on ...
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